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  Orchard Grass Hills

  Orchard Grass Hills is a small suburban enclave in Oldham County, located about 20 miles northeast of Louisville. Mature trees and grassy lawns frame the landscape, with gently sloping streets and homes nestled among the hillsides. Families are drawn to the area for its peaceful atmosphere, access to top-rated Oldham County schools, as well as

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    $327K

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    $224K - $457K

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  Rineyville

  The crop rows and silos surrounding Rineyville, Kentucky, would make it easy to assume that it's deep in the country. However, in reality, Rineyville is a residential town, just 7 miles northwest of the center of Elizabethtown. "Rineyville is probably the fastest-growing community around Elizabethtown because it's a good mix of being in the

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    $325K

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    $175K - $716K

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  Richmond

  Richmond, KY, 30 miles south of Lexington, blends history and education. Home to Eastern Kentucky University, it features Fort Boonesborough State Park and Lake Reba. Downtown showcases charming architecture and local shops.

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    $322K

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    $165K - $1M

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  Newport

  Newport, KY, near Cincinnati, transformed from "Sin City" to an entertainment hub with the Newport Aquarium and Thompson House. Historic districts showcase Victorian homes. The Purple People Bridge is a notable attraction.

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    $316K

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    $150K - $1.8M

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  Crittenden

  Crittenden is among the small cities on the southern rural outskirts of the Cincinnati metro. This community, surrounded by beef farms and a few hunting grounds, is one of the alternatives to some of Cincinnati’s growing and much more crowded exurbs. “It’s ‘small town USA’, basically,” says Kyle Art, a Realtor with Re/Max Victory and Affiliates. “The

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    $314K

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    $208K - $684K

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  Kuttawa

  Along the banks of Lake Barkley, Kuttawa is a resort town overflowing with recreation. A non-stop calendar draws tourists, but the accessibility also makes the city an attractive option for long-term residents. "It is a retirement town, but it's not," says Justin Kimbro, executive director of Kuttawa KY Tourism Commission. "You get the best of

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    $308K

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    $113K - $1M

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  Elizabethtown

  Elizabethtown, KY, mixes historic charm with modern amenities. The city has a vibrant downtown, Freeman Lake Park, and museums. Elizabethtown Independent Schools are highly rated. Crime rates are lower than the national average.

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    $306K

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    $164K - $963K

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  Dry Ridge

  Dry Ridge is among the small Kentucky cities in the rural south of Cincinnati. This area has some crop and cattle farms and a close-knit community of just over 2,000 people. “It has been primarily farmland, which is now being converted into communities,” says Mandy Kinley, a Realtor with eXp Realty. “On holiday weekends, you can find a party in

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    $306K

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    $157K - $756K

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  Wilder

  Wilder was a longtime stop for many country music artists. These musicians, including legends like Merle Haggard, played at Bobby Mackey’s, a Wilder institution until it was torn down in 2024. The nightclub was also popular due to long-held claims that it was haunted. Ghost stories aside, Wilder today is a suburb with a few industrial

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    $306K

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    $152K - $1.1M

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  Somerset

  Somerset, KY, near Lake Cumberland, draws tourists with outdoor activities and car shows. This small town offers rural living, highly rated schools, and is developing a major bourbon distillery on Kentucky's Bourbon Trail.

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    $304K

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    $130K - $939K

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  Brandenburg

  Ecotourism and a close-knit farming community define Brandenburg, a rural-class city of almost 3,000 residents. It sits along the Ohio River – a bridge away from Indiana – between rolling hills, old-growth forests and miles of cropland. Visitors come for its waterfront park, trails and adjacent natural area, and locals enjoy a small-town vibe,

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    $304K

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    $141K - $589K

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  Williamstown

  Williamstown is a small Kentucky city and tourist destination between Cincinnati and Lexington . Since 2016, people have come here to visit the Ark Encounter, a theme park where the centerpiece is a massive timber structure intended to be a life-size replica of Noah’s Ark from the Bible. The ark anchors a larger campus with other attractions like a zoo,

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    $303K

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    $172K - $965K

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  Burnside

  Burnside is a small city along the tree-lined shores of Lake Cumberland. The community has fewer than 1,000 people, many of whom came here looking for recreation and homes along the water. Here, it’s common to see jet skis, sports boats and pontoons drifting and racing down the lake. “It’s really lake-oriented. They got their own marina. It’s

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    $301K

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    $81K - $794K

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  Calvert City

  White smoke rises from Calvert City's bustling manufacturing plants along the Tennessee River. Cargo ships slowly float by, and trains transport products in and out of the community. Two miles south of the shoreline, industrial hubs give way to tree-lined neighborhoods and major highways. Recreation is also abundant, as residents are next door to

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    $301K

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    $120K - $1.4M

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  Pioneer Village

  Pioneer Village is a bedroom community 15 miles south of Louisville. Set in northern Bullitt County, the small enclave has rows of single-family homes on traditional neighborhood streets, appealing to those seeking a suburban lifestyle. Residents are within easy reach of everyday amenities like schools, shopping centers and recreational places.

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    $296K

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    $210K - $630K

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  Bellevue

  Bellevue is one of several bustling Kentucky communities along the Ohio River. Many come to this city of nearly 6,000 for its proximity to downtown Cincinnati, riverfront living and shopping and dining scene. “And walkability,” says Cindy Shetterly, a Realtor with Keller Williams. “The whole town is walkable.” Destinations include Fairfield

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    $290K

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    $134K - $1.2M

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  Eddyville

  The community of Eddyville occupies a corner of Kentucky Lakes, a region that attracts visitors with its recreational opportunities. This community on the northern shores of Lake Barkley is known in part for Venture River Water Park, a major tourism driver. Residents, many of them seasonal, enjoy days on the lake without too much hubbub.

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    $288K

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    $120K - $1.3M

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  Danville

  Danville, KY, 35 miles from Lexington, has a vibrant arts scene with the Norton Center and Pioneer Playhouse. Its historic Main Street offers charming shops. The area has highly rated schools and outdoor recreation options.

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    $285K

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    $125K - $835K

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  Hendron

  On the southern edge of Paducah in Western Kentucky, Hendron is an unincorporated community of about 4,800. Though close to heavily trafficked areas, it sets itself apart with more rural surroundings. “You’re right in the hub of Paducah, where everything happens,” says Jan Matthews, a Realtor with Re/Max Realty Group. “But you’ve got houses with more

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    $282K

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    $124K - $867K

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  Scottsville

  Scottsville’s quiet South Kentucky landscapes set the scene for the birth of a retail empire. Dollar General originated from a 1939 wholesale store in Scottsville, paving the way for the small-box corporation’s now 20,000-plus locations. Several Dollar General stores dot the community today, but Scottville remains small-business-minded with many

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    $280K

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    $139K - $910K

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  Vine Grove

  Vine Grove was named for the wild grapevines native to the green hills of northern Kentucky. The community offers a mix of small-town living and country quiet in the rural counties of Meade and Hardin. “Proximity to Fort Knox is the main draw – lots of military families,” says Veronica Paulk, a real estate agent with Schuler Bauer Real Estate

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    $278K

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    $154K - $600K

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  Berea

  Berea, KY, a valley town with mountain views, offers quiet living near Richmond. It features Berea College, access to Daniel Boone National Forest, and a manufacturing base. Crime rates are below the national average.

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    $277K

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    $142K - $650K

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  Lawrenceburg

  Lawrenceburg, KY, known for the Wild Turkey Distillery and Kentucky Bourbon Trail, hosts the Lawrenceburg Fair & Horse Show. Anderson County Community Park offers sports facilities. Crime rates are lower than the national average.

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    $277K

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    $170K - $875K

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  Pikeville

  In the heart of Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains, Pikeville blends small-town southern charm with a lively community rooted in progress. Known for its mountain vistas, Pikeville maintains a sense of rural tranquility while embracing growth. The city has a rich heritage, highlighted by major projects like the Pikeville Cut-Through—a massive civil

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    $271K

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    $64K - $826K

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  Jamestown

  Situated just north of Lake Cumberland, Jamestown offers buyers plenty of single-family homes, a small downtown and outdoor recreation. “We are the closest little town to Lake Cumberland, that is our claim to fame," says Kimberly Byrom, a broker with Lake Cumberland Properties Ltd. who has 35 years of real estate experience. Though the Russell

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    $269K

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    $99K - $1.5M

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